McKenna family dungannon

Jane died in 1920...you can see the death register here: https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_retu…

Here's a marriage record from RootsIreland for John and Jane, as well as a birth record for one of their children. MARRIAGE: 26-Nov-1898 Parish / District: Dungannon, Tyrone Husband Wife Names: John Mckenna Jane Mullan Address: Dungannon Dungannon Occupation: labourer labourer Age: 22 22 Both previously unmarried Husband's Father: Bernard Mckenna Wife's Father: John Mullan Both were labourers. Witnesses: George Mcmahon, Mary Jane Hurson Notes: Dungannon Rc Ch Parish Of Drumglass. Ages Given As Full Over 21. The couple had a son John before John Leo. The first John probably died. CIVIL BIRTH RECORD Name: John Mckenna Birth: 26-Sep-1899 Registration Date: 29-Sep-1899 Address: 17 Linfield S,t Dungannon Civil parish: Dungannon, Co. Tyrone Father: John Mckenna, Occupation:Heckler Mother: Jane Mullan Sponsors: Jane Dungannon Sponsor Present At Birth

Thank you so much Patricia so interesting xx

Yes he did die the first boy t b very sad thanks so much xx

Jane in 1911 with her mother. Mother’s occupation appears to be a mistranscription. Correct occupation was charwoman.

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tyrone/Dungannon/Linfi…

Jane in 1901: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tyrone/Dungannon/Linfi…

Thank you would happen to know where jane died I can't find anything out about her or John really or even my grandad and can't even find out what boat he was on to get to England or who looked after him when he was orphan at 8 xxx

7 Linfield St., Dungannon, according to death register.

The ferry to England was a short domestic sailing and no passenger records have ever been kept on that type of voyage. So it’s unlikely you’ll find out now precisely when he travelled to England. He probably sailed from Belfast to Liverpool but he might have gone from Dublin.  That’s about as far as we can say.

Thank you very much to both of you xx